It’s been about five months since Oklahoma was diagnosed with Covid-19 and, almost as traumatic, it’s been even longer since I’ve had an Indian Taco that I didn’t personally make myself. While mine are merely okay, I’ve desperately missed the homespun camaraderie and homemade frybread from the various Indigenous fundraisers around town.
Glory be, aiming for a safe and secure drive-through situation, the Oklahoma City Pow Wow Club took over the Church of the Open Arms, 3131 N. Penn Ave., on Saturday to make sure this culinary culture of edible godliness wasn’t going to be forgotten in this emerging (and re-emerging) era of viral infection.
